Daumiller ChairIn 1977, Danish designer Rainer Daumiller took a humble natural material pine and turned it into a beautiful, sculptural chair contoured for comfort and built with robust durability. Made at his local sawmill from certified solid pine, it highlighted the enduring beauty of renewable wood at a time when sustainability awareness was just starting to grow. An expert craftsman, Daumiller ensured the chairs generous seat, curved arms and backrest were

which he went on to use in his own Manhattan apartment for decades

and a waterfall seat for added comfort

The fully finished back lets you float this desk anywhere in the room

The Capra chair features a sturdy aluminum base and is generously topped with multiple weather-resistant pillows and a cushion fit for private island-style relaxation

A personal collection favorite of California design duo Lawson-Fenning

sturdy base of slatted solid teak

It remains an eye-catching icon of modern design to this day

A stunning glass-top dining table

Exclusive modern design with tapered legs

Complete with your choice of upholstery in a variety of rich hues

the contoured frame adds a touch of playfulness to the dining room

This round coffee table is an ideal anchor piece for a modern lounge grounded in natural materials